Update on the Peachable One: rewinding
Is 11 the new 1? Is age just a number? Might the kitty fountain in the Community Room be the actual fountain of youth? Beats me, but clearly the unimpeachable Peachy is just getting better with age.
Meet the Community Cats #4: Raja
It amazes me how, often, a cat who lived as the ultimate wallflower in a suite of 17 rowdy roomies will bloom into a quirky, gregarious creature once you put her in a smaller pad. No kitty displays this phenomenon better than our Raja.
Steeeeee-ven….
If there’s one thing more disturbing than an “evil” kitten, it’s a missing kitten. For that reason, sweet-as-pudding Steve wins the “most disturbing kitten” award at Tabby’s Place this week.
Dessert Kids update: introducing Max
It’s been an exciting week in Adoption Room #2. Those ultimate cat-loving cats, the Chester four plus Cypress, have made a new acquaintance. If only he didn’t find his new roomies so, well, stimulating.
Is there such a thing as an evil kitten?
An evil kitten? Of course not. That’s a ridiculous question. Right?
Uma: all over but the screaming
It takes a special cat to introduce herself to everyone in the building at once, without actually meeting them. Then again, Uma is one screamingly special heck of a cat.
China returns with 8 more lives
When is a terrible phone call not a terrible phone call? When it isn’t the final word.
China update: prayers and hopeful-dances needed
I’ve never been one to believe that saying “X is going well” is a surefire way to make X go sour – to “jinx” it, that is. But, boy, China, you’ve sure got some ‘splaining to do for the way you’ve been scaring us since I announced that you were “clearly not planning to go […]
When the great indoors…isn’t: Marischka & Phoebe
If you spend much time at Tabby’s Place, you’ll learn to have an eye for something quite essential: the best interest of the cat. By “the cat,” I mean the individual cat; and, I’m learning, “best interest” is by no means one-size-fits-all.
A home for the International* Cat of Mystery
*With “international” defined here as “spanning multiple counties of New Jersey.” Close enough. OK, blog folk, speak up: has any one of you ever – ever – seen a cat that looks remotely like this?